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because of china's actions recently and they are concerned that china will continue to try to intimidate them to so the u.s. obviously is bound by treaty to defend certain nations japan south korea the philippines etc so on the one hand the u.s. is is trying to maintain a neutral position on the sovereignty of the who owns which rock in the ocean issue but we also obviously have different relationships with the nations in the area we're certainly bound by treaty to some of them and if push comes to shove then we are allies as in which you wish certainly we are not with china but we're also trying to maintain all these little sovereignty she has the heart of the issue as collating is something far greater let me play marco had john mccain marco hadn't really is whether. a forward united states' position for united states military position on this and other conflicts in the region is the best way to move from the period we're now in mutual shouting of nationalism of surge of territorial conflicts whether a more fruitful approach is one in which the nations involved in these territorial dis
because of china's actions recently and they are concerned that china will continue to try to intimidate them to so the u.s. obviously is bound by treaty to defend certain nations japan south korea the philippines etc so on the one hand the u.s. is is trying to maintain a neutral position on the sovereignty of the who owns which rock in the ocean issue but we also obviously have different relationships with the nations in the area we're certainly bound by treaty to some of them and if push...
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for china. then finally, i'm going talk about some of the big contemporary questions for china per se. some of the recent items that have been in the news. the trend of u.s. chinese relations and what we can expect for those after the president issue election and the change of power in china. so that is the plan. first about the background of the book, second about the themings of china that i found myself discovering over the last six years and tried to laid out and. china in the larger sense. what we don't know. and what we know. the don't know being an important part. that's the agenda. the reason i ended up writing this book is that when my wife and i first arrived in china, about six years ago, beginning what was a three-plus year unseen incident at that time in several return visits going back again in about ten days. is that -- i found myself looking through magazine articles and other sorts of reports radio and other ways trying to convey some of the things that were most different about
for china. then finally, i'm going talk about some of the big contemporary questions for china per se. some of the recent items that have been in the news. the trend of u.s. chinese relations and what we can expect for those after the president issue election and the change of power in china. so that is the plan. first about the background of the book, second about the themings of china that i found myself discovering over the last six years and tried to laid out and. china in the larger sense....
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china in. it it's not washington or tokyo or someone you know he's very strange that you're member of the chinese leadership and if these are japan the next time. ryan you want to jump in there the u.s. and. i think it's going on and i think what's going on here and i think it's quite clear that it's quite clear that japan and the united states are long time military allies that they have a joint economic project japan is something of a junior partner to the united states in the region and globally and it has been such since one thousand nine hundred five i think that what's happening is that china is being denied access to the sea it is being denied systematically and through new provocations this one being the latest access to resources that china considers to be necessary for its development i believe that if the united states were not a major factor in the calculations going on in the middle east the countries of the region would actually find a negotiated settlement i think the united stat
china in. it it's not washington or tokyo or someone you know he's very strange that you're member of the chinese leadership and if these are japan the next time. ryan you want to jump in there the u.s. and. i think it's going on and i think what's going on here and i think it's quite clear that it's quite clear that japan and the united states are long time military allies that they have a joint economic project japan is something of a junior partner to the united states in the region and...
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soybeans are 60% of -- is sold to china. one-third of u.s. cotton is sold to china. china is also an important market for u.s. automobiles and aircraft. china also is in long-term market for u.s. service industry. in this area, the u.s. has done a long time service. at the same time, the chinese want to prepare -- entrepreneurs are interested in making investments in the united states so there are more and more chinese companies coming to the united states and investments. according to chinese statistics, for the last 18 months, the chinese investment in the united states grew by 18-40% -- by 14%. it is up to $6 billion. the investment is still a small figure. it is growing very fast. today, our common interests have expanded and interdependence has been deepened. now, as the impact of the financial crisis still lingers, both china and the united states have committed to transforming their economic growth. their economic growth models by increasing input in some new areas like new energy, high- tech, high end manufacturing, i.t., bioscience, etc. these could translat
soybeans are 60% of -- is sold to china. one-third of u.s. cotton is sold to china. china is also an important market for u.s. automobiles and aircraft. china also is in long-term market for u.s. service industry. in this area, the u.s. has done a long time service. at the same time, the chinese want to prepare -- entrepreneurs are interested in making investments in the united states so there are more and more chinese companies coming to the united states and investments. according to chinese...
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as china town trip. it is a grassroots organization of community stakeholders committed to improving transit service and safety in china town through planning, research, education and advocacy. the organization has been involved in a community for over 30 years and has pushed for many efforts from the promotion of pedestrian visibility to larger projects such as the scramble system. we know the stockton corridor is one of the most populous and dense streets in the city. i think improving this conditional use for this is another step towards accommodating for people who visit and live in china town. on behalf of china town trip, we are happy to see this project move forward and would like to extend china town's trip knowledge and experience to the community to he will the city with the commensurate planning process to determine the opportunities that the community residents and visitors are looking for as this project comes into fruition. so thank you for your time and your committed service. >> thank you
as china town trip. it is a grassroots organization of community stakeholders committed to improving transit service and safety in china town through planning, research, education and advocacy. the organization has been involved in a community for over 30 years and has pushed for many efforts from the promotion of pedestrian visibility to larger projects such as the scramble system. we know the stockton corridor is one of the most populous and dense streets in the city. i think improving this...
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time because of china's position china's policy toward their regional affairs more support more gas have to go to all the parties concerned and the other issues that china and russia are commonly worried about is of course the american anti-missile defense system we're hearing about the united nations united states plans to actually feel it's an early warning radar in south japan and at the same time russia is increasingly worried about the united states plans to enhance its missile defense capabilities in europe do you think that china and russia could maybe come up with a joint reaction to this plan or each country should deal with that on their own you know i'm sure this is a question to your foreign minister where the china and russia can join together to establish our. missile defense system. he didn't give me a direct answer maybe. because on the way for china and russia to call pretty in this regard for them political obstacles and the technical people is i don't think at this moment the two countries major to raise. prefer to share of their. information data you know. maybe
time because of china's position china's policy toward their regional affairs more support more gas have to go to all the parties concerned and the other issues that china and russia are commonly worried about is of course the american anti-missile defense system we're hearing about the united nations united states plans to actually feel it's an early warning radar in south japan and at the same time russia is increasingly worried about the united states plans to enhance its missile defense...
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government is owed to china. china is the single largest foreign holder of u.s. debt, over $1.1 trillion as of july. as we continue our look at the u.s. debt, tonight we examine whether or not china's massive holdings give it leverage over the u.s. darren gersh reports from washington d.c. >> reporter: when the u.s. was preparing a $5 billion deal to sell arms to taiwan last year, a chinese columnist at the influential people's daily fired a warning shot: it was time for china to use it's "financial weapon" to teach the u.s.a. a lesson. since then, the pentagon and other security analysts have come to think of the threat china will use its trillion dollar plus portfolio of treasury bonds to punish the u.s. as something of a bluff. >> it's always out there as a possibility, but i think the weight of the evidence, particularly from economists has been that it's not a credible threat. that the cost to them would probably be larger than the cost to us. >> reporter: inside china, there are conflicting views of beijing's role as banker to the united states government.
government is owed to china. china is the single largest foreign holder of u.s. debt, over $1.1 trillion as of july. as we continue our look at the u.s. debt, tonight we examine whether or not china's massive holdings give it leverage over the u.s. darren gersh reports from washington d.c. >> reporter: when the u.s. was preparing a $5 billion deal to sell arms to taiwan last year, a chinese columnist at the influential people's daily fired a warning shot: it was time for china to use it's...
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we need china as a trade partner. we don't want a trade war with china. we're very dependent on their economy and they're dependent on our economy. mitt romney has invested in china, has family trusts invested in china. both sides have done this here. if you want to call it hypocrisy, call it hypocrisy, but nobody is clean here. >> david: by the way, steve, it's not just china, $2.8 billion in department of energy money went to a spanish firm that did solar stuff. this is not just china. we're outsourcing a lot of money overseas. >> two points, david. romney, what he does it's vol temporary. when the government does, it's taking our resources and playing politics with it. it's about trade barrier, stealing our intellectual property rights, what both candidates should be focused on, not this thing about who invests more in china. >> david: if it's private money, may it go where it will. private investors are free to do with their money, but not my money, not my tax dollars. >> i hav no allergic relax to governor romney investing in china, if that's what he
we need china as a trade partner. we don't want a trade war with china. we're very dependent on their economy and they're dependent on our economy. mitt romney has invested in china, has family trusts invested in china. both sides have done this here. if you want to call it hypocrisy, call it hypocrisy, but nobody is clean here. >> david: by the way, steve, it's not just china, $2.8 billion in department of energy money went to a spanish firm that did solar stuff. this is not just china....
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. >> his story is in china's story. he has lived through hardship and famine. his parents died of starvation. he is now 79. life expectancy here now rivals west.westhe china has not built a comprehensive system of pension and old age care. they fend for themselves. their children all far away looking for work. >> i never thought what would happen when i am old. i don't know where my kids are. i guess i will die and no one will know been been >> it is a lonely fate that many here now face. there will be more retired people in china then the entire population of western europe. this is where the young people have come, to its factories where the labor force has driven their economic growth been big as the number of elderly is rising, china's birthrate has collapsed. it will soon be just two people to pay for every one person's pension today. >> the burden is going to be heavy. our parents are going to get old. we will have to support them and pay for our child education. >> it has seemed unstoppable. that may be about to
. >> his story is in china's story. he has lived through hardship and famine. his parents died of starvation. he is now 79. life expectancy here now rivals west.westhe china has not built a comprehensive system of pension and old age care. they fend for themselves. their children all far away looking for work. >> i never thought what would happen when i am old. i don't know where my kids are. i guess i will die and no one will know been been >> it is a lonely fate that many...
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from here and went to china. pioneers. now, you cannot stand up to china. when all you have got i sending them our jobs. >> mitt romney was on the china offensive as well, on television. but for mr. romney, it was a surprise and distraction from china policy. a videotape showing him at a private fund-raising function has been made public. speaking to wealthy republican donors, he said 47% of americans would vote for mr. obama, and that these voters believe they are victims. they believe they are entitled to health care, to food, the housing, if you name it. he said that his job was not to worry about those people at a late night news conference, he sought to explain his comments. >> it was not elegantly stated, and i am sure i could do it more affectively than i did. >> to hear a candidate for the presidency talk about american voters in such disparaging terms is unusual. mr. romney might well have left himself open to more criticism from the obama camp. mr. romney says that he cares about all american voters. al
from here and went to china. pioneers. now, you cannot stand up to china. when all you have got i sending them our jobs. >> mitt romney was on the china offensive as well, on television. but for mr. romney, it was a surprise and distraction from china policy. a videotape showing him at a private fund-raising function has been made public. speaking to wealthy republican donors, he said 47% of americans would vote for mr. obama, and that these voters believe they are victims. they believe...
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china and taiwan claimed the territory. that has put relations in an unprecedented situation. one of the japanese delegates says tension in the room was extremely high. the former speaker of japan's lower house says japan should take measures to correct the current circumstances. >> translator: what is needed most is leaders of both nation talk in a diligent and calm manner. >> he said he stressed the importance of getting business between the countries back to normal as soon as possible. >>> a man who helped shape a u.s. foreign policy are asking both sides to take a step back. he was a senior advisor to george w. bush. we sat down to get his views on the situation. >> reporter: former deputy secretary richard is an expert on security issues in the asia pacific and the japan-u.s. alliance. his art is to bring calm to the situation. >> i think japan should do what japan can do to cool tempers, to explain to our public what's at stake here. i realize this is a difficult time for japan because of what will be impending electi
china and taiwan claimed the territory. that has put relations in an unprecedented situation. one of the japanese delegates says tension in the room was extremely high. the former speaker of japan's lower house says japan should take measures to correct the current circumstances. >> translator: what is needed most is leaders of both nation talk in a diligent and calm manner. >> he said he stressed the importance of getting business between the countries back to normal as soon as...
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japan depends on china far more than china depends on japan for it national income. if you look at some of the share price moves, it's been a big consumer facing japanese companies like the cosmetics companies that have been really hit because they send visible brands if you're a chinese consumer and you're faced with a choice of taking a japanese brand or nonjapanese brand, you'll certainly elect for a nonjapanese brand. but it's also spreading to some of the big construction machinery companies. they've been suffering anyway because of the big turn dunn in domestic construction and this is adding to their woes. >> frank, let's bring you in on that point that this is worse for japan than china. does that mean china will exert more pressure? how much will a trade dispute damage chinese companies? >> i think the trade dispute would be very damaging to both sides. and the chinese are saying it will hurt japan more. but that's not the way to look at things. the three countries china, japan, south korea have been talking for years now about regional integration and this
japan depends on china far more than china depends on japan for it national income. if you look at some of the share price moves, it's been a big consumer facing japanese companies like the cosmetics companies that have been really hit because they send visible brands if you're a chinese consumer and you're faced with a choice of taking a japanese brand or nonjapanese brand, you'll certainly elect for a nonjapanese brand. but it's also spreading to some of the big construction machinery...
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there was praise from the e use side for china and praise from china for the east side, but then, as has already been made clear, suddenly, the chinese decided to get a bit negative and the live transmission was turned off. diplomatically, the eu said he was getting into the substance of the negotiation, but it was the chinese who insisted on that happening. there is a sense that the summit has been sort of run by the chinese. there was not even a final press conference because the chinese wanted a list of which journalists would be there. the european commission had to say that was just not on. there was no press conference of any sort. smiles and backslapping on trade and the economy, and yet, this underlying sense that the chinese are dictating the way the meeting is going on, and, of course, they are in a way dictating the way the economy is going in some form. >> back in china, the government trying to calm public anger against japan by banning public demonstrations. >> tensions erupted recently when japan bought a few islands in east china sea from a private owner. >> japan and
there was praise from the e use side for china and praise from china for the east side, but then, as has already been made clear, suddenly, the chinese decided to get a bit negative and the live transmission was turned off. diplomatically, the eu said he was getting into the substance of the negotiation, but it was the chinese who insisted on that happening. there is a sense that the summit has been sort of run by the chinese. there was not even a final press conference because the chinese...
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and henry clinton is in china. china warns to stay out of its business. and an accusation of an archaeological cover-up at the place where julius caesar won an epic battle. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. with nine weeks left until the election, every week is a crucial one for the u.s. campaign. tonight, the democratic party -- party begins a charm offensive. mark marquel begins our coverage from charlotte, north carolina. ♪ the democrats are partying at their convention opened, but not too hard. a lot of voters feel let down by the economy and let down by the -- by obama. others are arguing it would be far worse without him, telling audiences in swing states that it would have been a disaster. >> and my opponent had the chance to offer his secret sauce. he did not offer a single new idea. it was just the retread of the same old pots -- policy that has been sticking it to the middle class for years. >> in charlotte, they are determined to sign up every last roeder. polls have every indication that obama will win, but
and henry clinton is in china. china warns to stay out of its business. and an accusation of an archaeological cover-up at the place where julius caesar won an epic battle. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. with nine weeks left until the election, every week is a crucial one for the u.s. campaign. tonight, the democratic party -- party begins a charm offensive. mark marquel begins our coverage from charlotte, north carolina. ♪ the democrats are partying at...
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that was the lifeline that fed china town. over the years our business community has been slowly dying. we are no longer as relevant as we were culturally or businesswise. with this project, it is like opening a new arterial. and for a heart patient with stuck arteries, this is life-giving. please approve it. we thank you. >> thank you. >> i'm cynthia jo. i want to speak before the planning commission on this conditional use. i am a member of presbyterian khur frp at 925 china town. we are not pink. we are beige. we are in support of the conditional use for this subway station. the presbyterian khur inch china town has always supported causes beneficial to our community. in fact, we sponsored the presbyterian church as sponsor, sacramento and stockton streets, just two blocks from the church. after 30 years, this coming sunday, september 16th, i invite you to attend our 30th anniversary of t
that was the lifeline that fed china town. over the years our business community has been slowly dying. we are no longer as relevant as we were culturally or businesswise. with this project, it is like opening a new arterial. and for a heart patient with stuck arteries, this is life-giving. please approve it. we thank you. >> thank you. >> i'm cynthia jo. i want to speak before the planning commission on this conditional use. i am a member of presbyterian khur frp at 925 china town....
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the other big problem for china is europe. europe is hurting and it means european are buying less chinese-made stuffed. cannot step the profound and pack. everybody waiting to see what sort of policy, new policies the premier was the one to announce. the reason also they are watching that as late last year and early this year, beijing was worried the chinese economy was overheating, they put in some policies and restricted the amount of lending to banks could do. that kind of backfired. since then, they have reversed those, freed up money for banks to lend. they cut interest rates twice. but it is all about now, and the growth rate this year. let's have a listen to our correspondent on the ground at the forum. >> many are wondering whether china is on track to hit its steady growth target of 7.5% for this year, and premier wen jiabao in a detailed speech enumerating the successes of the administration, said yes, in fact china would be able to meet its growth targets of this year and that it would put more emphasis on trying t
the other big problem for china is europe. europe is hurting and it means european are buying less chinese-made stuffed. cannot step the profound and pack. everybody waiting to see what sort of policy, new policies the premier was the one to announce. the reason also they are watching that as late last year and early this year, beijing was worried the chinese economy was overheating, they put in some policies and restricted the amount of lending to banks could do. that kind of backfired. since...
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countries on china's perforate have basically align themselves more with the u.s. because of these conflicts and also want to agree with and the. let me put it this that was just the same thing as i lay different way the american narrative that all these problems are caused by the rise of china and by. chinese assertiveness. is is worsening the conflict and not helping it china is overreaching but japan is overreaching and and the philippines and vietnam are overreaching and by a by a not playing a referee's role and stood by saying one side is always right and the other side is always wrong the us the us is polarizing the region and in there in the long run that's not even helpful to two u.s. interests in the us would be better off if if. if these kind of conflicts are. reduced because the risks of increased polarization are. are just too great a clash is possible any time and. the whole virtuous circle of trade benefits and diplomatic convergence can can reverse very quickly even when you think about that. yeah one example in the economic area especially in the t
countries on china's perforate have basically align themselves more with the u.s. because of these conflicts and also want to agree with and the. let me put it this that was just the same thing as i lay different way the american narrative that all these problems are caused by the rise of china and by. chinese assertiveness. is is worsening the conflict and not helping it china is overreaching but japan is overreaching and and the philippines and vietnam are overreaching and by a by a not...
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china also claims the territory. the chairman of the association of the promotional of international trade responded he said the country ares an important part for asia and the rest of the world. they will attend a dinner party hosted by the chairman of the china-japan friendship association. they exchange $340 billion of goods and service every year, but they frequently disagree over territory and history. >> japanese prime minister traveled to beijing in september of 1972 for talks with chinese premier. their discussions paved the way for the normalization of ties. six years later, the chinese leader announced a dramatic shift in policy. china began accepting foreign investments and moved towards a market-oriented economy. japan began sending aid and loaned over the years. the japanese prime minister had inflamed tensions after he took office in 2001 with annual business to the shrine in tokyo that honored the war dead and war criminals. china's economy grew year after year. members of the olympic committee undersc
china also claims the territory. the chairman of the association of the promotional of international trade responded he said the country ares an important part for asia and the rest of the world. they will attend a dinner party hosted by the chairman of the china-japan friendship association. they exchange $340 billion of goods and service every year, but they frequently disagree over territory and history. >> japanese prime minister traveled to beijing in september of 1972 for talks with...
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the japan/china economic association plans to send the largest ever group of business leaders to china. about 170 people will arrive saturday for a week-long tour. the delegates plan to visit beijing, shanghai province as part of an exchange program. but say the government asked them to postpone the visit saying it's difficult to ensure the business people's safety. they'll study events in china before deciding whether to proceed with the visit to beijing and shanghai. meanwhile the chinese state run radio says chinese fishing boats are red for waters around the disputed islands. they're part of a fleet of thousands that have left the provinces. the radio warns that chinese fisheries authorities are ready to protect the boats. that suggests government patrol ships are escorting them. china's government ended a three-month fishing moratorium in the east china sea near the islands on sunday. diplomatic sources on both sides say high tides caused by a tropical storm will make navigating the waters off the islands difficult. >>> a japanese minister has presented the country's new energy po
the japan/china economic association plans to send the largest ever group of business leaders to china. about 170 people will arrive saturday for a week-long tour. the delegates plan to visit beijing, shanghai province as part of an exchange program. but say the government asked them to postpone the visit saying it's difficult to ensure the business people's safety. they'll study events in china before deciding whether to proceed with the visit to beijing and shanghai. meanwhile the chinese...
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and china no good. well one difference is that japan never threatened america's global dominance japan after world war two i should say remember during world war two japan did have aspirations to be an imperial power and that did threaten the united states' interests and it did lead to war after world war two japan abandon any imperial aspirations and so the economic competition did not produce the same kind of. struggle for international dominance that it did during world war two and so it didn't lead to the kind of friction that you're speaking of but china is different china appears to have certainly regional aspirations to be a major power in southeast asia and elsewhere and conceivably to have international aspirations as a prominent power and africa and the middle east and central asia and from the perspective of american leaders not all of them but many of them this is very threatening to american interests so there is a difference. you. when i start talking about studying studying political it w
and china no good. well one difference is that japan never threatened america's global dominance japan after world war two i should say remember during world war two japan did have aspirations to be an imperial power and that did threaten the united states' interests and it did lead to war after world war two japan abandon any imperial aspirations and so the economic competition did not produce the same kind of. struggle for international dominance that it did during world war two and so it...
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china's economy is one tenth the size of america and europe and japan one kid china. as you pointed out it's got a lot of money it's got a lot of savings yes but even if they do fantastic jobs they cannot bail out america europe and japan which are more than ten times bigger than china no matter what a good job they do how they're going to save the rest i mean trying to has become an engine of growth but it cannot bell out the rest of the world that's quite correct it's not it's not yet at the china lectured all the time about what it should do with its economy there is there is a tendency in western media to always lecture the chinese i suppose because of the american election cycle in the world in the euro zone ok i wouldn't say that the future of the western media but i think that yeah i mean if there's a political component to it that the western media reports but but it is it is also true that. the the argument about the imbalances that exist in china between an investment driven economy versus a consumption driven economy are very very real and legitimate indeed
china's economy is one tenth the size of america and europe and japan one kid china. as you pointed out it's got a lot of money it's got a lot of savings yes but even if they do fantastic jobs they cannot bail out america europe and japan which are more than ten times bigger than china no matter what a good job they do how they're going to save the rest i mean trying to has become an engine of growth but it cannot bell out the rest of the world that's quite correct it's not it's not yet at the...
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they're exporting its jobs to china. they built a stage, which we see over there in the darkness, the says "mitt romney, come to freeport." above is as "bainport." what is your name? >> dot turner. >> what are you doing here? >> we are protesting bank capital sending our jobs to china -- bain capital outsourcing our jobs to china. >> how long have you worked here? >> for 43 years. i started in 1969. i was 18 at the time. >> 43 years you worked in this one factory. >> yes. >> when did you learn you would be losing your jobs? >> december 30, 2010. >> what had happened? >> they called us into a room and told us, if you're sitting in this room today, you are an employee of sensata. >> honeywell had sold to sensata. >> yes, they had sold us to sensata. >> where does bain come into this? >> they own sensata. >> how did you feel on that day when they told you that published after they told you you're working for sensata, we need to learn you would be losing your job altogether? >> they told us that day. they were blunt and to t
they're exporting its jobs to china. they built a stage, which we see over there in the darkness, the says "mitt romney, come to freeport." above is as "bainport." what is your name? >> dot turner. >> what are you doing here? >> we are protesting bank capital sending our jobs to china -- bain capital outsourcing our jobs to china. >> how long have you worked here? >> for 43 years. i started in 1969. i was 18 at the time. >> 43 years you...
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in the east china sea. margaret warner gets an update. >> woodruff: and jeffrey brown talks with former u.n. chief kofi annan about his new memoir and his role as syrian peace envoy. >> as one of my predecessors said, our objective to prevent humanity from going to hell. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: investing for the future, we're helping to bring these new capabilities to market. we're investing billions of dollars in a run d around the globe to help create the technologies we hope will be the heart of tomorrow's innovations. i believe by investing today in technological advances here at intel, we can help make a better tomorrow. >> bnsf railway. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for publ
in the east china sea. margaret warner gets an update. >> woodruff: and jeffrey brown talks with former u.n. chief kofi annan about his new memoir and his role as syrian peace envoy. >> as one of my predecessors said, our objective to prevent humanity from going to hell. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: investing for the future, we're helping to bring these new capabilities to market. we're investing...
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military is keeping a close eye on china. the u.s. marine corps and the australian defense force are holding joint exercises which started in april. the two military forces are training together in darwin, northern australia. the city is an ideal location for the u.s. military as it is close to southeast asia. it also faces the indian ocean. it is out of the range of china's ballistic missiles. the u.s. plans to increase the number of its marines in australia. some of the joint exercises were open to the media. nhk world's takeo nakajima reports on the program that is apparently a cause of concern for china and a source of interest for many other asian countries. >> reporter: this australian military training facility is located 130 kilometers southeast of darwin. this is northern territory australia. australians and u.s. marines are exercising the joint training using tanks. the forces invited media representatives to a demonstration in which u.s. marines supported their australian counterparts. the media also observed joint live-she
military is keeping a close eye on china. the u.s. marine corps and the australian defense force are holding joint exercises which started in april. the two military forces are training together in darwin, northern australia. the city is an ideal location for the u.s. military as it is close to southeast asia. it also faces the indian ocean. it is out of the range of china's ballistic missiles. the u.s. plans to increase the number of its marines in australia. some of the joint exercises were...
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is china now. i would just use a very simple one talking about in the old days coffin was this black, sinister thing, and everybody, you have to be hided away from the public, and my family used to put it in my bedroom, would cover it up with a different table cloth or with a newspaper so people wouldn't see. and everything build. if you got caught and then they would, my father could have lost his job, and all the punishment. but nowadays coffin suddenly becomes a very auspicious symbol because coffin, the chinese word also rhymes with the word fortune and promotions. so sometimes everybody in china today in their relentless pursuit of money, material wealth right now, we're going through all capitalistic. and the coffin suddenly becomes this very auspicious thing. i heard that sometimes if you give a gift to somebody, government official be, you just give them a little miniature coffin. they put it on your, they put it on their desk. [laughter] it's a reminder of their fortune and upcoming promot
is china now. i would just use a very simple one talking about in the old days coffin was this black, sinister thing, and everybody, you have to be hided away from the public, and my family used to put it in my bedroom, would cover it up with a different table cloth or with a newspaper so people wouldn't see. and everything build. if you got caught and then they would, my father could have lost his job, and all the punishment. but nowadays coffin suddenly becomes a very auspicious symbol...
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china and taiwan also claim them. roughly 2,000 demonstrators in the northeastern city of shenyang gathered in front of the japanese consulate general. some of them threw stones and plastic bottles at the building, shattering a number of windows. the demonstrators also tossed bottles at a nearby japanese restaurant. more than 5,000 people joined the protest in front of the japanese embassy in beijing. the crowd channelled the disputed island should be returned to china. some protesters threw plastic bottles and eggs into the compound. several thousand police officers are protecting the agency. that's the largest number since the protests began last week. more than 10,000 people have been demonstrating near the japanese koconsulate general in shanghai. police are assigned to ask for groups of about 100 protesters. online reports say people living in inland chinese cities will hold demonstrations as well. tuesday also marks the anniversary of the incident that led japan to dispatch troops to manchuria in northeastern ch
china and taiwan also claim them. roughly 2,000 demonstrators in the northeastern city of shenyang gathered in front of the japanese consulate general. some of them threw stones and plastic bottles at the building, shattering a number of windows. the demonstrators also tossed bottles at a nearby japanese restaurant. more than 5,000 people joined the protest in front of the japanese embassy in beijing. the crowd channelled the disputed island should be returned to china. some protesters threw...
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china sea. japan controls the senkakus, china and taiwan claim them. the japanese and chinese vice foreign ministers have met to find a breakthrough, but they could not narrow their differences. japanese vice foreign minister chikao kawai and his chinese counterpart zhang zhijun met for four hours at the foreign ministry in beijing. kawai explained the background and consequence of japan's purchase of the islands. >> translator: we have exchanged our views on the situation frankly. we managed to agree that the two countries should continue talks to resolve their differences. >> the chinese foreign ministry released that said the purchase of the islands hurt the 1.3 billion chinese. a spokesperson quoted him directly. >> translator: japan should reflect deeply on its actions and correct past mistakes. then it should get bilateral ties back on the right track as soon as possible. >> japanese chief cabinet secretary osama fujimura said government officials are trying to resolve the dispute through
china sea. japan controls the senkakus, china and taiwan claim them. the japanese and chinese vice foreign ministers have met to find a breakthrough, but they could not narrow their differences. japanese vice foreign minister chikao kawai and his chinese counterpart zhang zhijun met for four hours at the foreign ministry in beijing. kawai explained the background and consequence of japan's purchase of the islands. >> translator: we have exchanged our views on the situation frankly. we...
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russian trade relations with china so well what's your impression well i think russia china trade this expected to grow very dramatically so as it figures are you know it's going to grow about five times in the next five to seven years so definitely there's a huge potential you know to benefit from growth of china and i think russia just is always focused on its own views and then on some issues you know it's has a closer position to china on some issues has a closer position to the u.s. but i think we have very much focused on bringing basters from both you know u.s. and china in kuwait and other places of the world and i think you know politics needs to play a role but right now investors are so much focused on gross that we can actually bring investors from different countries of the world not thinking too much about politics when you said that the russian trade with china in the grow five times in five years years you're talking about biological trade or you're talking about russia's trade to china whether to alter the ballot you both i mean since it's so so so is such a figure tha
russian trade relations with china so well what's your impression well i think russia china trade this expected to grow very dramatically so as it figures are you know it's going to grow about five times in the next five to seven years so definitely there's a huge potential you know to benefit from growth of china and i think russia just is always focused on its own views and then on some issues you know it's has a closer position to china on some issues has a closer position to the u.s. but i...
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south china sea. to that clever balance. in any case, the u.s. has so much shale oil deposits in texas and louisiana and oklahoma and other places that i can name, that we are going to be -- because of energy reserves, we are going to be a significant power for decades to come in any case. so now is the time to try to get allies and like-minded others to do more. >> i would like to note that this book has on the cover a paragraph from henry kissinger. this is obviously a set of arguments that people need to consider very seriously. let's go to the arguments for questions. keep your questions ready. identify yourself and say yes, please, sir. >> i see the hand off right there. >> yes, hello, i just wanted to ask you about russia. because the argument you present it, it has been essentially used, the argument has been used to justify any and all expansions from moscow to the areas in the soviet and etc. so what about the interests of the countries around russia that are impacted by this alleged russian
south china sea. to that clever balance. in any case, the u.s. has so much shale oil deposits in texas and louisiana and oklahoma and other places that i can name, that we are going to be -- because of energy reserves, we are going to be a significant power for decades to come in any case. so now is the time to try to get allies and like-minded others to do more. >> i would like to note that this book has on the cover a paragraph from henry kissinger. this is obviously a set of arguments...
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what about china's government? >> reporter: hu jintao wants to strengthen economic relations with russia. china's economy is slowing down due to europe's credit crisis. russia's far east has great potential, both as a supplier of natural resources to chinese businesses, and as a market for their products. chinese officials underscored the need to cooperate with russia. >> translator: russia has accelerated development in the far east and eastern siberia. this development could also benefit neighboring nations, including china. >> reporter: i have attended several press briefings held by apec's delegations. many speak of the need to strengthen trade relations with china. the influence of chinese economy in the region is growing tremendously. this includes the border area between china and russia. suifenhe is a small town on china's border with russia. there are signs in russian everywhere, and the streets are so full of russian people, it looks as if it could be in russia. every year around 500,000 people visit from
what about china's government? >> reporter: hu jintao wants to strengthen economic relations with russia. china's economy is slowing down due to europe's credit crisis. russia's far east has great potential, both as a supplier of natural resources to chinese businesses, and as a market for their products. chinese officials underscored the need to cooperate with russia. >> translator: russia has accelerated development in the far east and eastern siberia. this development could also...
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nation interest to keep peace in t south china sea. >> we encourage asean and china to make meaningful progress towards finalizing a comprehensive code of conduct in order to establish rules of the road and clear procedures for peacefully addressing disagreements. >> asean members met in july, but disagreements over cambodia, vietnam and philippines unsettled the talks. members couldn't agree on a joint statement. >>> pan/ina relations are strained over territorial claims to the senkaku island in the east china sea. but a troop of chinese dancer is setting aside fraction to mark the diplomatic ties. they visited northeastern japan to perform a popular chinese dance. the troop is from the sister city. members danced in front of about 1,000 spectators. the blallet depicts a love stor in caves, a world heritage sooi site on the silk road. officials have cancelled events to mark the anniversary in japan and china. city officials say they were concerned diplomatic rouse might force them to cancel this one too. >> translator: i hope the event helps to improve japan slash china relations and
nation interest to keep peace in t south china sea. >> we encourage asean and china to make meaningful progress towards finalizing a comprehensive code of conduct in order to establish rules of the road and clear procedures for peacefully addressing disagreements. >> asean members met in july, but disagreements over cambodia, vietnam and philippines unsettled the talks. members couldn't agree on a joint statement. >>> pan/ina relations are strained over territorial claims...
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china and china time is people who are wise in the most dangerous force behind good sign no simply needs you gratian is america so the chinese can see that he is trying to be inflatable object pain begins chinese doing now i just read a lady's news negotiating being which is the vice president of china us the us government not to do anything seems to be at the stage where he's asking him not to do anything sensitive at this stage and there's leon panetta giving japan another missile system here it goes in the same vein as the american or european missile defense shield in eastern europe that is supposed to protect against a rogue states like north korea or iran and it's sitting on russia's front doorstep we've heard about america increasing its military presence in the far east either. even even in parts of australia as well sending out more marines to australia why is the u.s. trying to beef up its presence in the region. i see the u.s. in this particular moment to talk. to me. is a long term a long day's news is where we're going to end we bade me talk about it being another time when
china and china time is people who are wise in the most dangerous force behind good sign no simply needs you gratian is america so the chinese can see that he is trying to be inflatable object pain begins chinese doing now i just read a lady's news negotiating being which is the vice president of china us the us government not to do anything seems to be at the stage where he's asking him not to do anything sensitive at this stage and there's leon panetta giving japan another missile system here...
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this is china's. under obama, we've lost over half a million manufacturing jobs and for the first time, china is beating us, seven times obama could have stopped china's cheating. seven times he refused. >> it's time to stand up to the cheaters and make sure we protect jobs for the american people. >> paul: so, mary, let's first talk about the merits of the obama trade sanction or against china for subsidizing its automobile industry. fair? >> yeah, isn't it terrible, paul, that chinese citizens are subsidizing cheaper automobiles for millions and millions of american consumers, which is what neither would acknowledge. look, it may be a compare complaint. that's what the wto is there to do. >> world trade organization. >> is it arbitrate these complaints, but the problem is the obama administration has politicized this process as we saw today or with the announcement, and made that announcement in ohio. the administration has been politicizing trade since 2009 when they launched their first case again
this is china's. under obama, we've lost over half a million manufacturing jobs and for the first time, china is beating us, seven times obama could have stopped china's cheating. seven times he refused. >> it's time to stand up to the cheaters and make sure we protect jobs for the american people. >> paul: so, mary, let's first talk about the merits of the obama trade sanction or against china for subsidizing its automobile industry. fair? >> yeah, isn't it terrible, paul,...
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we depend on china, it china depends on us. how can we cooperate and make the pie grow for every? of course we need china t would be ridiculous for americans to turn away from the second largest economy in the world. they import more american goods than any other nation in this region. they have a growing middle class, so, corporations would be ridiculous to turn their backs on such a growing marketplace for goods. >> ann, here is the problem, the basic problem by just mathematics. sure, we get jobs by exporting to china but we are importing a faster rate. on net, we are losing jobs and lose about over one percentage point of gdp growth alone to the trade deficit with china which is 1 million jobs a year that we don't create. i think this thing with caterpillar -- >> depends on how you -- >> doesn't depend at all. >> the san francisco fed had actually done a study showing -- >> no. no. no [ overlapping speakers ] >> respond to that point that you made. ann? >> yes. because the san francisco fed, in fact, had done this separate study showing that for every dollar generated out of c
we depend on china, it china depends on us. how can we cooperate and make the pie grow for every? of course we need china t would be ridiculous for americans to turn away from the second largest economy in the world. they import more american goods than any other nation in this region. they have a growing middle class, so, corporations would be ridiculous to turn their backs on such a growing marketplace for goods. >> ann, here is the problem, the basic problem by just mathematics. sure,...
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head and desalinization right now it's china china waited to exactly the right point they waited till you really cannot get lower in terms of energy in order to desalinate water lower and you need energy. four years ago you may have needed three times as much energy as you need today that's just a figure but now you've gotten down so that you really cannot improve reduce the amount of energy needed now china's full scale there are whole hawg into desalinization they're selling the freshwater for that they get out of the ocean for fifty cents on the dollar they're going to do the same thing in desalinization as they did in solar undercut everybody and learn how to produce it at a cheaper and cheaper rate and be able to use it for their own economy america has to wake up these are the issues talk about water talk about food don't just you don't want conventions which everybody is practicing oratorial skills i think americans are sick of that at this point and you know that could be one of the he says gold is up but the real reason gold is up is because the jig is up. that people know th
head and desalinization right now it's china china waited to exactly the right point they waited till you really cannot get lower in terms of energy in order to desalinate water lower and you need energy. four years ago you may have needed three times as much energy as you need today that's just a figure but now you've gotten down so that you really cannot improve reduce the amount of energy needed now china's full scale there are whole hawg into desalinization they're selling the freshwater...
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those countries are also concerned with china's expansion. noda's speech is seen as reinforcing that policy. >> so what's the future of relations between japan and china and between japan and south korea? >> there is little hope for improved relations between japan and china for the time being although a certain degree of dialogue will continue. his china counterpart met in new york on tuesday on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly. the japanese side called for calm in dealing with the issue. they said two countries should retain a broader perspective. but the chinese stood by their previous insistence that the islands are chinese territory. japanese government officials say china is expected to continue provocative activities near the islands for some time. japan is also hoping to have a foreign minister meeting with south korea in new york. but many observers say if the two ministers meet they are likely only to reiterate their positions without making any progress on the territorial dispute. so it appears little will be the result f
those countries are also concerned with china's expansion. noda's speech is seen as reinforcing that policy. >> so what's the future of relations between japan and china and between japan and south korea? >> there is little hope for improved relations between japan and china for the time being although a certain degree of dialogue will continue. his china counterpart met in new york on tuesday on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly. the japanese side called for calm in...